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www.detroitaudubon.org
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| | | | | Learn how to plant a garden with native flowers and plants that attract and support local bird and pollinators! Click Here to download the pdf with more detailed information: Bird Friendly Gardens Threats to Birds Though there seem to be a lot of birds in the sky, the majority of bird species are actually in | |
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www.bobvila.com
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| | | | | Beckon these fanciful flyers to your outdoor space for major mosquito control. | |
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pollinatorgardens.org
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| | | | | Simple Tips for Creating a Pollinator-Friendly Landscape by Annie S. White A landscape rich with a diversity of flowering plants is both beautiful and helps support the thousands of species of bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and other pollinating insects we have in the U.S. However, planning your pollinator-friendly landscape does not end with your plant list.... | |
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michaelcarrano.com
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| | | I enjoy gardening and growing my own food. The freshness of the fruit and vegetables is unbeatable. I do not have a large backyard so for the past few years, I was limited to the little raised garden bed that I created. I also used a bunch of pots for plants that would not fit in the garden bed. The way the sun rises and sets over my property meant that my garage would be in plenty of sunlight for a majority of the day. I kept thinking how I might be able to utilize this area better. In 2021, I decided t... | ||
